List of hackathons in Rohnert Park, United States in 2019

Draper University is happy to announce its fall hackathon, from October 18st - 20st. By getting involved you will be joining hackers, product developers, marketers, business leaders and Draper University entrepreneurs. The hackathon is Halloween themed. Join us as we have tons of fun, change the world, and live legendary. Draper University’s hackathon is held simultaneously with Draper University's Fall Hero Training program. Prizes *More to come. Subject to change. 1st: 1 day free pass at Hero City 3 hour free pass at Hero Hangout Meeting with Draper Ecosystem representative $5,000 scholarship to Draper University Google credits 2nd: 1 day free pass at Hero City 2 hour free pass at Hero Hangout $3,000 scholarship to Draper University 3rd: 1 day free pass at Hero City 1 hour free pass at Hero Hangout $2,000 scholarship to Draper University Challenge Challenge yourself to solve a big problem, innovate without limits, and set out to bring positive change in the world. Use your entrepreneurial spirit to incorporate next generation technology such as AI, machine learning, IoT, blockchain, big data or incorporate hardware to solve a big problem in the world. Details Join a Draper University entrepreneur in hacking and pitching within 40 hours. This hackathon is Halloween themed, so the challenge will incorporate some aspect of Halloween. Teams will have a chance to pitch to Draper U Ventures and Draper Associates. Winning teams get prizes and will be published on Draper University social channels. Must be over 18 to participate. Workshops and other opportunities to learn Mentors available to help you with your project Prizes given to winning teams Food available throughout the day Very fun activities and networking opportunities Judges Andy Tang: Managing Director Draper Dragon Fund; CEO Hero City @ Draper University Katie Russel: Business Development and Marketing at Draper University. Early-stage Investor at Draper U Ventures. Juan Acosta: Director at Draper University. Early-stage Investor at Draper U Ventures. *More to come Schedule *Schedule is subject to change Friday, October 18st 6PM | Check-in at Draper University - Networking and Games, Festive Activities 7PM | Opening Ceremony, Networking and Team Formation 9PM | Hacking Begins! Saturday, October 19th (Hacking all Day!) 5PM | Draper University Pitch Presentation 9PM | Fun Surprise! Sunday, October 20th 12:30PM | Submission Deadline 1PM - 3PM | Round 1 Pitching (4 min pitches) 2:30PM | Doors Open to Spectator Ticket 3:00PM | Closing Ceremony - Announce Top 10 Teams 3:15PM | Round 2 Judging (4 min pitches) 4:30PM | Winners Announced 4:45PM - 8PM | Halloween After Party and Fun Surprise! FAQ What is the challenge? Challenge yourself to solve a big problem, innovate without limits, and set out to bring positive change in the world. Use your entrepreneurial spirit to incorporate next generation technology such as AI, machine learning, IoT, blockchain, big data or incorporate hardware to solve a big problem in the world. What is a hackathon? A hackathon is an event where designers, developers, entrepreneurs, and innovators with common interests from all over the nation come together and collaborate on a project over a 40-hour period. What can I build? If you can think it, you can build it. We encourage participants to build technological projects focused around our theme, whether they be software or hardware. What should I bring? Bring your ID, computer, and sleeping bag (optional). How much does it cost? Admission cost $30 which includes everything throughout the event. *You will be charged $50 at the door if you do not have a ticket How will I get there? It’s best if you use a ride sharing service as parking is difficult in downtown San Mateo, but there are parking garages and metered parking available. Is this an overnight hackathon? Yes. This is an overnight hackathon and there will be a room for people to sleep. Are travel expenses covered? As of now travel expenses are not covered. You can sleep overnight at the hackathon that should offset costs. What ticket should I get? We want anyone interested to come. Choose what type of person you are based on the tickets listed. If you aren't any one of them, please choose the most relevant one. This just gives us an idea on who we can expect to come. This is my first hackathon, can I participate? Absolutely! Although it's nice if you have some prior experience we do not require any experience to attend the hackathon. We want everyone and anyone interested to attend. Bring your friends as well! Do I need a team to attend? No, you do not need a team and don't need to know anyone! We will have plenty of time to meet people and form teams before the hackathon officially begins. *Draper University has the right to reject any participant from this hackathon and all events Still have questions? If you have any further questions please email alex@draperuniversity.com Looking forward to hacking!

Taking place one day before thePlanet Exploreuser conference kicks off, Planet Hack will be a full day of hacking by developers, for developers, on-location in Planet’s San Francisco manufacturing headquarters. Join us - engineers who work to build Planet's platform & data - for a day of collaborative hacking, data exploration, and problem solving: work in teams or on your own to leverage Planet’s platform and make real-world issues visible, accessible and actionable. At the end of the day, show off your efforts at our demo watch party. Register for the Hakathon here!

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Hyphen-Hacks is a 24-hour hackathon aimed at high school students from around the Bay Area with diverse backgrounds and skill levels.

Join us for the 2019 TeenTechSF Civic Hackathon @MakeSchool! "Teen Problems, Tech Solutions" Saturday Oct 12, 8:30 am - 6:00pm AND Sunday Oct 13, 9:00am - 5:00pm  REGISTER NOW -- SPACE IS LIMITED! 2 days, 17 hours, 150 teens generating thousands of ideas for tech solutions to community problems! This year, we're partnering with the SF Youth Commission to focus on creating tech solutions to teen problems. Like all our events, the TeenTechSF Civic Hackathon is free, beginner-friendly, and open to all Bay Area teens. New hackers are encouraged to participate. We'll have a special award category for first-time hackers! Workshops will be available on pitch development, app and website design, electronic prototyping with Little Bits, coding with Arduinos, and electronic circuitry with Makey Makey.  Mentors from TeenTechSF and Make School will help teens turn their big ideas into reality! The best tech projects from the Bay Area will win bragging rights, some great swag, and the chance to participate in the TeenTech Civic Hackathon World Pitch in December with teams from as far away as Greece or China! ATTENTION FIRST-TIME HACKERS: In addition to the action-packed weekend at Make School, the SF Main Library is hosting a special pre-hackathon party @TheMixatSFPL on Friday, Oct 11, 3:30pm-5:30pm. More details and registration for the Friday, pre-hackathon party @TheMixatSFPL here: 2019-TTSF-PreHackParty.eventbrite.com Rules and Guidelines: This year's civic hackathon will focus on the opportunity to use technology to solve the problems facing today's youth! Specific prompts provided on the day of the hackathon. If you can't attend on-site, register to compete online! The project must be original and new. Previously developed projects cannot be submitted. Hackathon teams are made up of 2-5 students who must be 13-18 yrs old. Each student must register individually. Don't have a partner yet? No problem – we'll help you find one! Don't worry about fueling up for the hackathon: lunch and afternoon snack will be provided both days! Event is free, but if you are able, please make a $5 or more donation to cover food and other event costs.   If you have special needs, we will have a variety of food options available, but you should be prepared to bring your own snack just in case. Everyone should bring their water bottle to reduce waste from beverage containers and save the planet! If you don't have access to a laptop, let us know and we will provide at least one per team. If you do have access to a laptop, please bring it so that we can make sure every team has at least one. DISCLAIMER: TeenTechSF will be live-streaming and recording this event and reserves the right to use all videos/photos from the event. If you or your parents do not wish to be recorded, please let TeenTechSF know when you arrive and avoid getting on camera.   THANKS TO OUR PARTNERS & SPONSORS: Facebook Google Make School Little Bits Makey Makey HackerEarth The Mix at SFPL Youth Funding Youth Ideas Leap Motion Lawrence Hall of Science De Young Museum About TeenTechSF: TeenTechSF's mission is to empower the next generation of tech innovators and civic entrepreneurs through equal access to tech for all teens. Run by and for teens, all our events are free! For more about WHO WE ARE and WHAT WE DO, visit TeenTechSF.org For the latest events and opportunities, LIKE the TeenTechSF Facebook page Please share this event with your friends and classmates!  

Calling developers, designers, finance industry insiders, tech entrepreneurs and social innovators to take part in a hackathon for Financial Inclusion. Together with our partners, we invite you to come up with innovative financial technology products and services that are affordable and accessible to low-income communities. Teams will come to grips with what 'financial exclusion' is, then use their creativity to ideate, code and test their ideas through rapid prototyping. The event culminates in a pitch event for a cash prize. Agenda 5 Oct - 08:00AM Breakfast- 09:00AM Welcome, Sponsor will present the problem statements- 09:30AM 60- pitch and team formation/shopping- 10:00AM  Hacking time- 12:00PM Networking, Lunch and drinks - 05:00PM Final Demo + Pitches, Judging, Award Ceremony, followed by snacks and drinks - 06:00PM END Venue Microsoft Reactor  680 Folsom St. Suite 145, San Francisco CA 94107 Parking Parking is available in the Moscone parking garage at 255 3rd Street, San Francisco, CA 94103, or street parking. Alternatively, use public transport​, when possible.  Hours: 8am – 5pm M-F SUBJECT TO CHANGE

Global Goals Jam is a two day event where creative teams work together on local challenges related to a theme, this Jam’s theme is Water & Climate Change. Using a tailored toolkit, you will create interventions aimed at short term targets in support of the long term goals related to this theme.  Get your creative juices flowing, and meet other people passionate about finding solutions that make an impact. At the end of this two day hackathon, you’ll share your group’s solution and get to see other people’s amazing ideas This Jam is part of a series happening all over the world. The challenges before us are so complex that no single discipline, mindset, or expertise will be able to solve them. To address social challenges globally, we need to collaborate and learn from local ideas that are being developed across the globe. More than an event, it is a network of cities and organizations that are excited to engage their local communities to create real impact for the Global Goals. This Jam is co-hosted by YCore, the San Francisco Chapter of the Service Design Network and Presidio Graduate School. Join this global initiative and #design2030 now! https://globalgoalsjam.org/

In this webinar, the speaker will cover the three pillars of preparation for software interviews:Behavioral Questions, Algorithms, and System Design.He’ll dive into each topic and share in-depth information, such as how to prepare, and effective resources.

Join WEN and our partners in a hackathon-style event that unites women leaders working across different sectors to brainstorm best practices for women to gather, organize, communicate, give and receive feedback, build each other up, and form community! WEN was started 22 years ago by women change leaders who felt that their voice was not being heard. After decades of advocacy and pushing for equality in the workplace and beyond, women are at a place where not only can we expect equality, we can thrive in our own unique way. Women communicate, organize, care, and lead differently and it is time to normalize and encourage these differences so we can build diverse organizations and movements that continue to support women across all communities and walks of life. At the hackathon, women from different sectors will come together and work in breakout groups to deconstruct traditional solutions to the following environmental issues and evaluate each piece to see how we can do it better, as women. Chemical pollution in our bodies Resources for the next generation Dissolution of resilient communities Eco Anxiety Lack of mentoring Program:  6:00-6:25 Networking & Refreshments 6:25-6:30 Introduction of WEN/Welcome 6:30-6:40 Introduction of featured guests 6:40-7:10 Short presentation of how women are impacted differently in the five categories.Attendees can choose up to 2 topics to work on. 7:10-7:20: Instructions for breakout groups, attendees stretch their legs, get more food and gather in breakout groups 7:20-7:50: Structured breakout groups. Attendees sit with the moderator who is a content expert and hash out prepared questions. Women from different sectors will work in groups to deconstruct traditional solutions and evaluate each piece to see how they can solve it better. 7:55-8:25: Attendees switch and go to another group 8:30-8:45: Debrief from all the 5 groups 8:45-9:00: WEN Board talks next steps for follow up Reserve your seat now. Our Partners:  

AI Hackathon & Workshop  ==All Attendees will get $1,000 Google Cloud credits!== Hack * Hustle is an entrepreneurship and solopreneurship promoting community. We are hosting an AI-focused “Idea to Launch” Hackathon on Sept 14-15, 2019 in San Francisco. You will spend 2 days with us and: Learn how to build an AI company from scratch Think through AI-focused startup ideas Work on an AI startup idea and build a prototype Draft and iterate on the business model with advisors Pitch your AI project to VCs Build a network of other Bay Area professionals interested in launching AI startups To participate, think of any problem you want to solve. You don't need to have experience in AI to join - and we will recommend some problems to work on if you don't come up with one.      Agenda: Saturday: 9 am - 9 pm Intro session: AI is eating the world What is AI? Different AI technologies How to hustle & build your AI product + case studies AI data set Supervised learning Scaling Different AI business models - what works for you? AI SaaS Transactional Service Hackathon Starts at 11am: Begin executing. Schedule office hours with advisors and investors. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Snacks & Drinks will be provided.   Sunday: 9am - 9pm Hackathon Ends at 4 pm. 3 Minute Pitches to judges. Winners announced. Network and grab dinner. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Snacks & Drinks will be provided.   Mentors & Advisors: Ravi Vadrevu, Founder of AI Startup, kriya.ai Madhweep Lakshman, Founder of AI Startup, lyte.ai (Ex-Apple, Ex-Dropbox) Ben Zheng, AI engineer at Allergan Abhinav Kuru, Ex-Paypal, Founder of AI Startup: Joy Nikhil Aitharaju, 2x Founder of Tint (sold), and Apparatus Rahul Pattamatta, Founder at Supervised AI   Judges: Daniel Gomez, VC at Fusion Fund John Fohr, Partner at Sand Hill Angels, Investor in multiple AI startups Manisha Jain, Partner at Sand Hill Angels, Investor in multiple AI startups Jordan Wahbeh, Partner at Bay Angels, Investor in multiple AI startups Uren Dhanani, EIR at SymphonyAI Winner Prizes: Top Winner: Winner will get to join us for a fully paid week-long "Zero to MVP" event in Tahoe. Away from the bubble in SF, you will focus on building your MVP and get one paying customer along with our actionable guidance in every step of the way for everything related to forming, running and getting paying customers for your company. Top 3 Winners: Will each get 1-on-1 meetings with investor judges. All Attendees will get $1,000 Google Cloud credits, sponsored by Google Cloud     Questions? Email us at ravi[at]kriya.ai Connect with us: Join our Slack group and be a part of the H*H community!